Sentence examples for early cost from inspiring English sources

Despite being favorites, the decisions by Ferrari and Red Bull to change tires early cost Alonso and Webber.

Many residents are equally skeptical, he said, because of lingering resentment over the master plan vote, and the inaccuracy of early cost and revenue estimates.

With this approach an early cost estimation of assembly processes in series production can be conducted using advanced DM methods as shown in an industrial use case.

Couple that with the Air Force's love affair with the high technology F/A-22 ($252 million per plane) and the F-35 fighter jets (early cost estimates are around $40 million each), and something's got to give.

The price will be high but not necessarily ruinous — the early cost estimates for New York City's sewage-plant upgrades ran to more than $1 billion, until an aggressive search for economizing and efficiency brought the number sharply down.

The 852-page House bill, as expected, is more expansive than the legislation taking shape in the Senate, where work on the issue bogged down this week after early cost estimates came in far higher than expected.

In a statement Better said: "Very substantial early cost-cutting enabled an improvement in profitability.

Early cost-cutting measures helped the company's bottom line, but this is hardly a pillar Sears can now ignore.

We learned that in one of the early cost-reduction programs, management had decided to clean the airplanes less frequently and to have the pilots clean their own cockpits.

The audit examined work orders from Jan . 1 , 2009through July 14 , 2010 and found that work often started late and ended early, costing the agency $10.5 million.

But sending teams out needlessly or too early costs the city $40,000 an hour.The planning started in the humid heat of summer.